New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1920, Page 10

| battie 4 now moing on among the [;lR[;”IT kings of the turf. Fonors are nearly l \1” up to date and it looks as 14 rtford would be the scene of a STATE FAIR;";',""‘ it L ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD ok Tor Annual Event at F n.'..,: e “”]’”m,‘”“:‘_::“::: Where a Steamship Sails We Can Book You Dak Park Next Month |, i midvas, carmvmt svovs |l GEO. A. QUIGLEY, 297 Main St. the hundred and one amusements this - yvear's fair, which starts Labor Day New Britain, Conn. Aug. 24.—Although two | for five days, looks to be a record ; vene before the opening | breaker teenth annual fair and meeting conducted een a drawing card this of the Connecticut Charter Ouk park, already nd indications point Be most successful under- attempted In each bus departments there has al activigy from the lllll" I Wednesday Morning Vgriwhie 1. RN having excee m d those of | rs which denotes a more | erest In this {urln of di- an increased pride In he products nr the farm home, of prize stock and als of blooded cattle, of aris- ne, of highbrow sheep poultry will be rewarded it to these departments, for uncertain freight condi- jes have been pouring in sor New England, New Pennsylvania and as far *A One” Quality Selling at the Lowest Possible Price Best Creamery BUTTER 1b 60c PURE FOOD 367 MAIN STREET CHOICE CUTS FRESH MEATS. YOU MAKE A BIG SAVING HERE It’s Nothing New For Besse-Leland’s to Cut Prices. —SHIRTS— Men’s Negligee Shirts $1.75, $2.45, $2.95 and up. lo. Ev detall incident . . BRe.67 & real old-fashioned Sirloin I fair i being handied ea Porterhouse ‘ c nu Brs Mild Cure c jesides the stock there will f h d ork, | seh nl:! c:mnr: u': ’wr p;:":.l cop a FRESH CUT 18 SHOULDERS 18 the delectable produ ot | OINS HAMBURG .... Ib [~ FANCY LAMB .. 1b C Gr0w , In truth a harvest of the | FRESH Kll LED SLICED FRESH FANCY LEAN ings men and women put FOWL, ... I [ LIVER LAMB CHOPS .. Ib 25c¢ to produce. STS ‘LEAN FANCY ROASTS PRIME ench race. Practically all | WEDNESDA I horsen ..r the country will | _— o e ety | [ White whole milk Special Fresh Large Dill Purest Peanut ] CHEESE EGGS PICKLES BUTTER M RN "En . 1b 32¢ dozen 58¢ 5 for 10c 1b 28¢ Large No. 1 New Native New Season’s Fresh Large Ripe Large Meaty POTATOES ONTONS Verdelli | BEETS Cantaloupes PRUNES 13 1b pk 50c 1 Ibs 13¢ LEMONS 4 bchs 250 3 for 25¢ 2 Ibs 40c BESSE-LELAND’S NS of vepsiables, frattn BONELESS BOILED LEGS FRESH : RS w25¢ w 25¢ aelrml)(u ‘Nlr\lrnml :.y“v"(‘, |: | o e OCORNED BEEF 1b R"E:\L e ooked for on the trac HU ASTS B > Ay » 3D¢ doz 25¢ b4 ° Men’s Clothing Dept. We are offering, while they last, 150 fiots, tarm implements and ROASTS BEEF .. FANOY LAMS .. w‘tCh the “Bigger’ Better sto‘.e" re promised big felds of EF VEAL CHOPS .. r;;:: s and young n,en’s suits in three special s.rmmwm Lydia ALSO Native Green Corn, Green Limas, Green String Beans, Ripe Tomatoes, e;d.lblaCompound Green Peppers, Parsley, Celery, Cukes, Cabbage, Etc. Read Her Letter— | e This is absolutely the best bargain in this line you s, Minn—*T way run down OFFEE can find. Try some and be convinced, RS Woh youh o4 night o Our Fam)us Dinner Blend, ground to order lb 3lc tired in it faniemftsemm et t————————t ——— — Bl o morming “tnen K T e | $19.50 $24.50 $27.50 F | T e g5e | TR o 15e | TERETL 29 Were Wers W+ non un ,tnn‘n;"'x: (’lmkllm‘”, " 25C (_\\lAl'lA'u-‘.l/I;s-P()R»K 25(: &‘::;T)'l":]:: S;:"(‘:,n 18(: 3?0’90 $35.00 - ?40.0& o E‘.-'&E::‘.'."n h-dpes This is the greatest clothing value in the city irritable and gener- & BEANSs 2 cans pfI it 2 e - — "fli\{ g i i Children’s Dept. not get enoug oy g oy Sl o ) : Boys’ $1.15 Blouses All Boys’ Trousers b 1 mmd to give him two h@ .L -{; EA“:!I; ulflnq i g ¢ —— = 85¢ Reduced 20% pound T felt like o new 4 Lot of Children’s o e and eerpy 8 123 ' N— Wash T o 4 L . gy with them and fesl fine. , \J Summer Suits gt o ly baby exclusively agnin lntl == o much for your medicine.” Reduced 20% Extra values Gents’ Furnishing Dept. Minn. ~ - rw'.r"::;ll:h l:n‘ ;‘mn':l'n‘:: Men’s $1.15 Bal. Men’s B. V. D. and Union Suits Ath. Shirts and ~ T7c Drawers 45c to suppose that if Lydia E. rqw.:blo Comp.ound m:‘tho ‘Sold elsewhere for lp this womln it will help, oman who is suffering in & Men’s Lisle Hose | —r——mm——ore— 21o & poir for §1. | Mo Dol B . Our regular 25¢ 57c—2 for $1.00 Price $9 grade. Asst. colors. Extra values. For Men Who Want Toe-Room Shoe Dept. This sturdy, sensible shoe is not a hall-room, but a home. Look at its solid build and its downright Children’s White Boys’ Tennis and 5 comfortable lines. Your toes lie perfectly flat; room : Scout Shoes healthier, happier? Eat all 5 po P 4 $1.95. ibut chew your for one entire foot. Your foot will sl;p into this shoe Values up s $4.00. ile :hnmo.:: with the same satisfaction with which you drop Tot of Men's Shoes ' into your easy chair. Solid comfort. Your full foot- { and Oxfords power. Reasonable price. You will find this shoe’s ‘ O CAE equal only in some of our many other shapes of to you. $3.95 Values up to $7.60. 2> Besse-Leland Co. “icoren “yystem gro- | Always More Value for Less Money m’:crcpor;)t’d":o) :hl:).: ! 38 st res , Shoe Store 211 Main Street, New Britain ble chin, lary . le chi Re ~ b hi and 9, ana. Footatevs become liaht, the skin firmer and smooth- ar in appearance, work seems easier, and a buoyant lnlu‘n‘: